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HMH Social Studies: United States Government

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Product identity

Publisher
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
Program family
HMH Social Studies
Edition
2018 Edition

Instructional fit

Courses
High-school United States government and civics; grades 9–12
Role explanation
Core high-school United States government and civics curriculum.
Subjects covered
Supported grades
Supported instructional roles

Materials and delivery

Format description
Blended print and digital program with student and teacher editions, HMH Ed resources, primary sources, interactive case studies, media, activities, review, and assessment.
Included components
Student edition; teacher edition; HMH Ed digital resources; constitutional documents; Supreme Court case studies; maps and graphics; primary sources; digital note-taking; activities; review and assessment; printable PDFs.
Languages and support
English with Spanish editions or resources for selected components, visual supports, vocabulary, structured reading, digital accessibility, and teacher differentiation resources.
Format components

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Last checked
September 29, 2026
A print and digital high-school government curriculum covering constitutional foundations, institutions, civil rights, political participation, public policy, Supreme Court cases, and citizenship.
HMH Social Studies: United States Government examines constitutional principles, federalism, the branches and levels of government, civil rights and liberties, political parties, elections, media, public opinion, policy, and civic participation. Print and HMH Ed resources include primary sources, interactive Supreme Court case studies, maps, media, note-taking, inquiry, review, and assessment.

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